2016, we're still debating about gay being a choice. Give me a break.....


I'll end this right now. It's not. There ya go, straight from the lesbians mouth (typed)

 

Yes, but who are you trying to impress by choosing to be a lesbian?

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Yes, but who are you trying to impress by choosing to be a lesbian?

I will say this as far as choice.... When I was 21 I had a boyfriend when I knew full well I wasn't interested in men. I made the choice to be straight or at least try to be because I was fearful of living my real life. Many many many years later that seems so funny to me. Always be you and if people find it plausible that I choose this for whatever strange reason, so be it.


Also, 3 straight sisters, parent married for over 40 years, not drugs or alcohol and definitely no abuse. Totally normal up bringing. Wonder what happened?!

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I will say this as far as choice.... When I was 21 I had a boyfriend when I knew full well I wasn't interested in men. I made the choice to be straight or at least try to be because I was fearful of living my real life. Many many many years later that seems so funny to me. Always be you and if people find it plausible that I choose this for whatever strange reason, so be it.


Also, 3 straight sisters, parent married for over 40 years, not drugs or alcohol and definitely no abuse. Totally normal up bringing. Wonder what happened?!

 

The devils in ya, obviously.

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The devils in ya, obviously.

Obvs.


I just spun my head around and now I'm dizzy!

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Listen...

 

I am sorry if I was being rude. I didn't call you any names as you allege, but rude in tone I will give you. I got a little upset that you were apparently broadbrushing an entire group of people and reducing their lives down to a cry for attention or fitting in. If you have known somebody where that was the case, fine. I know lots of people where that absolutely WASN'T the case. 

 

I don't believe I said you called me names. But people on here do resort to that. I wasn't directing that at you specifically. You have your experiences and I have mine. 


 

All too often, people are decidedly emphatic that all gay people are the way they are because they chose it, because it doesn't fit in that particular person's worldview that it could be any other way. This can be yours (or someones) opinion, but I certainly don't have to like it or agree with it.

 

No, you don't. I never said you did.


 

Then you bust out the part about people you know, and how "You don't know anything about me or how I have lived. It would make some people here cry if they knew the things I've dealt with. I don't say that wanting sympathy because I sure don't need it, just pointing out a fact." I failed to see how somebody you knew choosing to be gay related to whatever hardships or struggles YOU have experienced. You said you didn't want to talk about it, but gave a vivid enough description that would make people think that yeah, you indeed do want people to ask you about it.

 

Actually I was making a point that no one knows the life I've lived or experiences I've had that give me the perspective I have that actually was part of the conversation. That's the type of thing I meant. I certainly didn't imply that I wanted anyone to ask anything. I am not an attention seeker. At all.


 

The point I was trying to make was 1) you allegedly don't want anybody to care 2) it's none of my business, and I don't care, and 3) it doesn't seem to have anything to do with your gay friend who chose to be gay.

 

Okay. This doesn't make any sense to me at all so moving on.


 

As for everyone else, I never once infringed on anybody's free-speech (this part is laughable) and I have the right to my own opinion on the subject. I admit to being rude, but lets not for a minute pretend like no one else has been rude to someone of which they disagree.

 

So, apologies to americus 2.0. You have the right to your opinion, I just think its unfair to project people's homosexuality as a cry for attention.

 

Who the hell is crying for attention? I am not. I made a comment about a friend of mine and others I've known and now it's a cry for attention? I'm actually quite done with this conversation with you. It's clear we are not going to agree so we're going to agree to disagree. I accept and appreciate your apology. We're done here. 

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Listen...


I am sorry if I was being rude. I didn't call you any names as you allege, but rude in tone I will give you. I got a little upset that you were apparently broadbrushing an entire group of people and reducing their lives down to a cry for attention or fitting in. If you have known somebody where that was the case, fine. I know lots of people where that absolutely WASN'T the case.

I don't believe I said you called me names. But people on here do resort to that. I wasn't directing that at you specifically. You have your experiences and I have mine.



All too often, people are decidedly emphatic that all gay people are the way they are because they chose it, because it doesn't fit in that particular person's worldview that it could be any other way. This can be yours (or someones) opinion, but I certainly don't have to like it or agree with it.

No, you don't. I never said you did.



Then you bust out the part about people you know, and how "You don't know anything about me or how I have lived. It would make some people here cry if they knew the things I've dealt with. I don't say that wanting sympathy because I sure don't need it, just pointing out a fact."
I failed to see how somebody you knew choosing to be gay related to whatever hardships or struggles YOU have experienced. You said you didn't want to talk about it, but gave a vivid enough description that would make people think that yeah, you indeed do want people to ask you about it.

Actually I was making a point that no one knows the life I've lived or experiences I've had that give me the perspective I have that actually was part of the conversation. That's the type of thing I meant. I certainly didn't imply that I wanted anyone to ask anything. I am not an attention seeker. At all.



The point I was trying to make was 1) you allegedly don't want anybody to care 2) it's none of my business, and I don't care, and 3) it doesn't seem to have anything to do with your gay friend who chose to be gay.

Okay. This doesn't make any sense to me at all so moving on.



As for everyone else, I never once infringed on anybody's free-speech (this part is laughable) and I have the right to my own opinion on the subject. I admit to being rude, but lets not for a minute pretend like no one else has been rude to someone of which they disagree.


So, apologies to americus 2.0. You have the right to your opinion, I just think its unfair to project people's homosexuality as a cry for attention.

Who the hell is crying for attention? I am not. I made a comment about a friend of mine and others I've known and now it's a cry for attention? I'm actually quite done with this conversation with you. It's clear we are not going to agree so we're going to agree to disagree. I accept and appreciate your apology. We're done here.

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We can be done here, but let me clear this up- I didn't mean you were seeking attention, I meant the person in your life who was gay, was seeking attention according to you.


Again, sorry for being rude. Glad we can put this behind us.

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Interesting.

 

Honestly if he was openly gay he probably would've only been picked up as an undrafted free agent, so I guess you can look at it both ways.

 

You have to be a good player it doesn't matter if your an alien from Mars if you can't play at a high level you'll be fired (unless you sell out the stadium because people want free rides on your UFO)..

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free rides on your UFO)..

 

Is that what they're calling it these days?

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato